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Montreal police explain why it took a day to dismantle unit accused of misconduct

Police said investigators found enough evidence on June 11 to justify decisive action, but the unit stayed armed and on duty overnight.

Summary by Winnipeg Free Press
Montreal police say a 16-member patrol unit rocked by a racism scandal remained armed and active for nearly a full day after investigators secured enough evidence to take action about allegations some officers engaged in criminal misconduct.

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Montreal police explain why it took a day to dismantle unit accused of misconduct

MONTREAL - Montreal police say a 16-member patrol unit rocked by a racism scandal remained armed and active for nearly a full day after investigators secured enough evidence to take

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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